Are you really managing your corporate resources?
Robert Skinner. Management Accounting. Montvale: Aug 1998. Vol. 80, Iss. 2; pg. 31, 4 pgs
Abstract (Summary) Corporate Resource Management (CRM) is a new concept that has evolved to help organizations better manage their key resources - their people and their assets. CRM is defined as maximizing the return on a company's investment in people, assets, and the planning process. It helps financial managers strengthen their companies and gain a competitive advantage.
CRM addresses the implementation and adherence to best practices for human resources, fixed assets, and budgeting. By automating and streamlining these 3 areas, companies can transform tasks often considered necessary evils into strategic processes that can directly affect the bottom line.




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